Sentence examples for fire dangers from inspiring English sources

Congress's health and safety agency, the Office of Compliance, ordered the correction of fire dangers in book stacks, stairwells, book conveyor systems, electrical switch boxes, rare-book areas and the storage for the recordings of the early 1900's.

Drawing fresh lessons, as well as big bills, from this year's wildfires, President Clinton asked Congress for $1.6 billion in new spending next year to repay firefighting costs and to ease future fire dangers.

Now let me get this straight: an Atlanta couple bought 40 acres of wilderness land in Colorado for their vacation home and then proceeded to cut down 200 trees to "mitigate" fire dangers?

A Fire Department spokesman, Frank Gribbon, said that his department had been monitoring the park virtually every day and had previously confiscated fuel from a vendor outside the park in what he called "a sustained effort to make sure the area is safe from fire dangers".

The longstanding drought in the Northwest will probably intensify over the next six months and could produce disastrously dry conditions and severe fire dangers by August, according to a new analysis by climate scientists at the United States Forest Service and Oregon State University.

In the aftermath of blazes that have scorched millions of acres of Western forests this summer, the Clinton administration will try to extend nationwide an experimental effort here to reduce fire dangers by thinning small trees from forests and leaving the largest, most fire-resistant behind.

Improvements in machines had lessened the fire danger.

The Bush administration has defended the increased logging as a way to reduce fire danger.

Rising temperatures will result in a "greater number of days with severe fire danger".

Officials had warned of extreme fire danger in the region as the heatwave peaked.

Severe fire danger warnings are in place for Sydney and the Illawarra.